We install and commission readers, locks and controllers so the right people reach the right doors at the right times, with life-safety requirements built in.
Schedules and groups enforce your policy at every door.
Egress, fire release and fail-safe behavior are built in and tested.
Every entry and event is logged, with reports for security and compliance reviews.
Access control combines hardware, wiring, software and policy. If any layer is wrong, doors fail to open for staff or stay open for everyone. We install, configure and test the whole chain, door by door.
We work with leading access platforms and can add or upgrade doors on an existing system, or deploy a new cloud-managed or on-premises solution tied to your directory.
Industries we support

Card, fob, keypad and mobile credential readers installed and connected to the controller.
Electric strikes, maglocks and electrified hardware selected for your doors and egress needs.
Door controllers, power supplies and battery backup wired and labeled in secured enclosures.
Groups, schedules and credentials configured, with optional sync to your directory.
Fail-safe and fail-secure modes verified, with fire alarm release and request-to-exit devices tested.
Link with video, intercom, visitor management and alarm systems for a unified view.
Install readers, locks and controllers on every controlled door with one management platform.
Replace mechanical keys on key doors with electronic credentials and audit trails.
Extend your current platform to new doors, suites or buildings.
What we handle, and what we need from you to keep the project moving.
What you receive at closeout
Walk each door and confirm hardware, egress and the access policy you want to enforce.
Provide a door schedule, riser diagram and equipment list for approval.
Mount hardware, pull cable, and power and connect controllers.
Load users, schedules and rules, and integrate with fire and other systems.
Test every door and train your administrators.
California adds its own codes, licensing and compliance expectations. We plan for them from day one.
Hardware and fail modes follow California Building Code and California Fire Code egress requirements, with fire alarm release tested and local approval where required.
Push buttons, operators and reader heights support CBC Chapter 11B accessibility requirements.
Low-voltage and electrical scopes follow California contractor licensing requirements.
Credential and biometric data can be configured with privacy requirements in mind, including the CCPA/CPRA.
Standards and references
Tell us about your locations, timeline and goals. We’ll follow up with next steps and a scoped proposal.